THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE

Capturing why making sexual and reproductive health work for the next generation is so important

THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE IN THE GREAT LAKES

Filming access to health services, information, and contraceptives

In Rwanda and DRC sexual violence, unwanted pregnancies, and overpopulation have been sources of tension and conflict for decades. Visual Development made a documentary about the positive impact that access to sexual and reproductive health services can have in the next generations of African youth.

THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE IN RWANDA

Young people speak up against sexual violence and unwanted pregnancies

Visual Development visited schools, health centers and rural communities in Rwanda, collecting local young people’s experiences facing sexual violence and unwanted pregnancies. We interviewed teenagers, teachers, nurses, peer educators and local authorities to document the efforts that Rwandan society is placing to grant a healthier future for its next generation.

THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE IN CONGO DRC

Capturing how to override obstacles and make free choices

Visual Development travelled to South-Kivu (DRC) visiting youth groups using theater to raise awareness and young entrepreneurs that give door-to- door information and access to contraceptives. In this province, affected by gender-based violence, religious leaders, community chiefs and the provincial Minister of Health, explained their point of view.

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THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE

FILMING ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES

In Rwanda and DRC sexual violence, unwanted pregnancies, and overpopulation have been sources of tension and conflict for decades. Visual Development made a documentary about the positive impact that access to sexual and reproductive health services can have in the next generations of African youth.

YOUNG PEOPLE SPEAK UP

Visual Development visited schools, health centers and rural communities in Rwanda, collecting local young people’s experiences facing sexual violence and unwanted pregnancies. We interviewed teenagers, teachers, nurses, peer educators and local authorities to document the efforts that Rwandan society is placing to grant a healthier future for its next generation.

MAKING FREE CHOICES

Visual Development travelled to South-Kivu (DRC) visiting youth groups using theater to raise awareness and young entrepreneurs that give door-to- door information and access to contraceptives. In this province, affected by gender-based violence, religious leaders, community chiefs and the provincial Minister of Health, explained their point of view.